Reflections from Day Four— Part Three
Thoughts from Abby: A dirty wooden bench on a dimly lit front patio is protected from wandering eyes by a large tarp. The sound of bass
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Thoughts from Abby: A dirty wooden bench on a dimly lit front patio is protected from wandering eyes by a large tarp. The sound of bass
For over a decade, I’ve watched this organization, which houses pregnant teen moms, make a difference in the lives of young girls from all over
Our team had the opportunity to serve at both God Cares Primary and Secondary Schools. Below are some reflections from Andrea: When we first arrived at
Thoughts from Stacy: We made our way back to a village in Mokono, to set up a clinic in a classroom with a dirt floor. No
Our final day of service was incredibly sweet and meaningful. A few of the pregnant girls at the maternity home delivered babies during our time
Here’s a small snapshot of some of the highlights of our time in Uganda. What this doesn’t capture, however, is the hundreds of other lives that
An adoption story of tears, sacrifice, and lasting joy. I stood in the parking lot of Cedar’s Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles and loaded my one-day-old
A love letter written by Chrissie and Brian to Olivia, the little girl they adopted through foster care. Dear Olivia, We didn’t know what we were
This Is Us, Too — blog series finale When I first learned of my pregnancy, I got in my car and left the state, staying first with a
In honor of National Infertility Week, we‘re sharing our hearts with the women and men who desire to be parents but suffer from infertility. Dear
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